Alfa Romeo has designed its new MiTo, incorporating all the good-looking, sporty features that are associated with the car maker.

McLaren is likely to go into the 2009 F1 championships by rolling out two distinct car designs. 

The new Kia US corporate campus has got rolling at Irvine in California.

This July, car lovers in the United Kingdom will wake up to the return of Alfa Romeo’s Cloverleaf badge.

Kia is all set to intro its pre-production version of the Soul.

Chrysler and Nissan Motor will start production of its Dodge Hornet next year.

By 2009, car maker SEAT will lift the wraps off its new saloon car Exeo.

Auto giant Ford Motor Co has decided to put off the production of its 2009 F-150 pickup truck owing to drop in sales of pickups and sport utility vehicles.

Volvo plans to offer customers of its 2009 range a slew of value added enhancements which would spell the ultimate in luxury and technology.

Hyundai motor’s plans for the small car don’t end with India.

After the acquisition the famed Land Rover and Jaguar brands,Tata Motors has now found a new target worthy of its attentions!

Lexus has given four Lexus RX 400h vehicles the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) in order to help raise awareness of the hybrid range among its players.

Automobile giant General Motors has said that it would close down four pickup and SUV assembly plants throughout North America.

It’s a Chinese invasion of sorts in South Africa. Chinese car maker Chery is on the verge of taking over South African roads.

Most car makers are climbing on to the hybrid car wagon, as fuel prices show no sign of coming back down. Joining the group is Chrysler LLC

Even as the Tata Motors is racing to keep the September deadline for the launch of the Nano, the far-away communist Cuba has started its wait for the people’s car from India. 

Breckland Technology has lifted the wraps off its exclusive two-seat V8 soft top Beira.

Mitsubishi, like other major car manufacturers, are busy planning for a future with hybrid and electric cars.

Japanese major Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) is thinking green and the auto giant as coined a new tagline to give itself the eco-responsible thrust.

Auto exports to China seem to be getting better with car makers General Motors and Ford Motor entering into major export contracts with the communist nation.

Keeping in line with its tradition, Japanese auto giant Toyota is observing June as the Green Month.

How about a car that uses fabric instead of sheet metal?

Rising prices of fuel has affected the auto industry world over, and even Japanese companies like Toyota have taken a hit.

White-collared executives at Ford are in a fix.  The auto giant has reportedly told salaried workers that their pay increments would get delayed.

Hydrogen car dreamers and those who dream of a gasless world, wake up. Your own hydrogen supercar is here.

Chrysler is offering the Jeep Patriot at £15,995 in the UK.

Confirming the 2010 launch plan for the Chevrolet Volt, General Motors has said that everything is on track ahead of the deadline.

A new zero-emission fuel-cell vehicle which boasts of a longer cruising distance and also run in freezing temperatures has been developed by Toyota Motor Corp.